Bea Gonzalez has established herself as a formidable rival to Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea, winning eight of the nine finals she has played against them. Her consistency in decisive matches highlights her ability to rise to the occasion and deliver under pressure.
Partnerships and success
Initially alongside Claudia Fernández and now with Paula Josemaría, Gonzalez has built a winning formula. The current partnership has produced three consecutive victories in the last three tournaments, confirming their dominance on the women’s padel circuit.
Tournament achievements
Her record across recent seasons illustrates the scale of her success:
2025
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Asunción 🏆
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Madrid 🏆
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Dubai 🏆
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Acapulco 🏆
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Barcelona 🏆
2026
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Cancun 🥈
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Miami 🏆
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NewGiza 🏆
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Brussels 🏆
A rising legacy
These results underline Gonzalez’s growing stature in the sport. With Josemaría, she has formed one of the most effective partnerships in padel, capable of consistently overcoming top opponents. The streak of victories against Triay and Brea demonstrates not only technical quality but also mental resilience in the most demanding stages of competition.
Gonzalez and Josemaria in Brussels, ranking, and results
LWWWLWLWWW Gonzalez and Josemaria have achieved a win-loss 18-3 record together in 2026. The last match they played was on the 26th of April when they conquered the Brussels P2 2026 after defeating Brea (world no.1) and Triay (world no.1) 7-5 6-2 in the final.
Triay and Brea in Brussels, ranking, and results
LWWLWWWWWW Triay and Brea have achieved a win-loss 19-4 record together in 2026. The last match they played was on the 26th of April surrendered to Gonzalez (world no.5) and Josemaria (world no.4) 7-5 6-2 in the final.
